PROFILE
FROM Jeffrey Tanenhaus
A Citi Bike Goes West Last August, Brooklyn resident Jeffrey Tanenhaus quit his day job and headed west -- on a sturdy three-speed Citi Bike. This week, he completed his journey at the Santa Monica Pier. He chats with DnA about his 3,000+ mile ride , where he’ll go next, and what happens when you exceed the bike-share use time limit, by five months.
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